Built for operators
Ops, growth, research and pricing people run WebRobot without filing an engineering ticket. A common first job is scraping a website to Excel on a schedule.
No Code Web Scraper, the No Code Web Scraping Tool You Set Up in One Sentence
A no code web scraper collects website data without programming. WebRobot removes the other half of the work too: there is nothing to click on, record or configure. Write one sentence describing the data, preview the rows, pick a schedule, and a hosted robot delivers them to Google Sheets, Excel, Slack or your API. Plans start at $79 a month for 10,000 records.
The entire setup, verbatim
"Get every listing from this directory with company name, city, phone and website. Follow the pagination to the end."
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Walkthrough
From blank page to spreadsheet in three steps
No selectors, no browser extension, no "recording mode". A simple list robot is usually set up in minutes.
1
Paste a URL, describe the data
Give the robot a starting page and tell it what you want in plain English, the way you would brief a new assistant. Columns, filters, "skip the sponsored ones", all in the sentence.
2
Watch the preview run
The robot browses the site live and shows you the first rows as it finds them. Columns wrong? Edit the sentence and run again. You approve the output before anything is scheduled.
3
Pick a schedule and a destination
Once, daily or hourly, into Google Sheets, CSV or Excel, Slack, Zapier or a webhook. From here the data refreshes itself; you only hear from the robot when something changed.
What people ask for
Real sentences, real spreadsheets
These are the kinds of requests operations teams run every day. Notice there is not a single
technical term in the left column.
| You type | The robot delivers |
|---|---|
| "Every product in this category with price, rating and stock. Follow pagination." | Product sheet, refreshed daily |
| "All agencies in this directory: name, city, team size, email." | Lead list in Google Sheets |
| "New job postings mentioning 'CNC' from these five boards, weekdays at 7am." | Morning digest, deduplicated |
| "Log in to our supplier portal and pull the wholesale price list every Monday." | Price list to Excel, Slack ping on changes |
The reason this works with zero configuration: WebRobot is an AI web scraper, an agent that reads pages the way a person does instead of memorizing where buttons live. That is also why a layout change does not end the job; the robot re-reads the page, re-maps your fields and carries on with the run.
Market
No code web scraping tools compared
"No code" covers three different products: browser extensions that scrape the page you are on, desktop or
cloud apps where you click on elements to build a project, and AI robots you brief in words. Prices are the
vendors' published entry plans.
| Tool | How you set it up | Entry paid plan | What the limit counts | Our comparison |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thunderbit | Chrome extension, AI suggests columns | Starter $15/mo, $9 billed yearly | 500 credits a month, 1 per row, 2 with a subpage | Thunderbit alternative |
| Browse AI | Record a robot by clicking in the browser | Personal $48/mo, $19 billed annually | Credits: 1 per 10 rows, detail pages 1 each | Browse AI pricing |
| Bardeen | Chrome extension and cloud agents built for sales teams | Basic $10 to $50/mo, Premium from $50 | Credits: 1 per row per action, 3 per enrichment row | Bardeen alternative |
| Octoparse | Desktop app, point and click, templates | Standard $83/mo, $69 billed annually | Tasks and concurrent cloud processes | Octoparse alternative |
| ParseHub | Desktop app, point and click | Standard $189/mo | Pages per run and private projects | ParseHub alternative |
| WebRobot | One plain-English sentence, hosted robot | Launch $79/mo, $39 billed yearly | 10,000 records a month, counted once per record | WebRobot pricing |
Honest reading of the table: for a few hundred rows a month, an extension is cheaper than us and we would not argue. The gap opens when the job runs every day, needs detail pages, or has to keep working after the site redesigns. That is where credit-per-row pricing and click-built selectors both start to cost real money. The best web scraping tools roundup covers the developer-side options as well. If you built a sitemap in the free Web Scraper extension and want it on a schedule, Webscraper.io pricing shows what each Cloud plan buys, and the cloud web scraper page lines up the hosted tools. Bought a one-time desktop license instead? WebHarvy pricing shows what the license covers after year one and what an always-on Windows machine adds.
Pricing
What the no code web scraper costs
Every plan includes the API, CSV, Excel and Google Sheets delivery. The interactive demo is the free way to
try it; there is no free tier.
| Plan | Monthly | Billed yearly | Robots | Records a month | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch | $79 | $39/mo | 5 | 10,000 | Daily scheduling, REST API, 1 seat |
| Scale | $249 | $124/mo | 25 | 100,000 | Hourly runs, change alerts, logins and forms, 5 seats |
| Autopilot | $699 | $349/mo | 100 | 1,000,000 | Real-time monitors, 15 seats |
| Enterprise | $1,398 | $699/mo | 200 | 2,000,000 | Real-time monitors, 40 seats, SSO/SAML |
Fit check
No code does not mean toy
Sales and lead lists
Directories, marketplaces and maps turned into clean prospect sheets; see web scraping for lead generation.
Pricing and ecommerce
Competitor catalogs checked daily or hourly with alerts when a price moves, through price monitoring.
Grows past the simple cases
Logins and multi-step flows use the same engine as our browser automation tool, and every robot doubles as a web scraping API for developers.
FAQ
No code web scraper questions
For a one-off list from the page in front of you, a Chrome extension such as Thunderbit is the quickest.
For point-and-click projects with templates, Octoparse. For scheduled data a business team relies on every
day, a hosted robot you set up in a sentence is the better fit: WebRobot delivers 10,000 records a month on
a daily schedule for $79, with no selectors to maintain.
Yes. No code scrapers let you collect website data by clicking on elements, recording a flow or, with AI
scrapers, describing the data in plain English. WebRobot uses the last approach: you paste a URL, write a
sentence such as "every product with name, price and stock, all pages", preview the rows and pick a
schedule.
Entry plans run from about $9 to $189 a month. Thunderbit Starter is $15 a month, Browse AI Personal $48,
Octoparse Standard $83 and ParseHub Standard $189, each with its own row, credit or page limits. WebRobot
Launch is $79 a month, or $39 billed yearly, for 5 robots and 10,000 records with daily scheduling and the
API included.
Selector-based ones usually do. Point-and-click tools record where each field sits on the page, so a
redesign leaves empty columns until someone rebuilds the project. An AI scraper that works from a
description re-reads the page and maps your fields to the new layout, which is why WebRobot robots keep
running after most redesigns.
Some can. Browser extensions reuse the session you are signed into, which ties the schedule to your laptop.
WebRobot agent actions, included from the Scale plan at $249 a month, sign in, fill search forms and
paginate unattended on our servers. Only scrape sites and accounts you are entitled to access; the
guide to scraping behind a login
covers the checks.
You see a live preview before anything is saved. Refine the sentence ("price without currency symbol",
"only rows with an email") and re-run. It is the same loop as editing a search query, and it takes
seconds rather than a support ticket.
Yes, within your plan's quota: 10,000 records a month on Launch ($79), 100,000 on Scale ($249), 1,000,000
on Autopilot ($699). Volume is a pricing question, not a capability question; the setup stays a sentence
whether you collect 200 rows or 200,000.
If you can write a sentence, you can scrape
Describe the data you need in plain English. The robot runs on a schedule and delivers clean rows to your sheet.